Sentence examples for sedimentation phase from inspiring English sources

The context between the onset of sedimentation and the start of pastoral farming by settlers after AD 400, which has been archaeologically verified, supports the hypothesis that the first sedimentation phase was set off or favoured by the degradation of the natural vegetation cover as a result of livestock farming.

At a rotor speed of 3000 rpm sedimentation of Dronpa is virtually absent, such that scans with the FDS are radially uniform and report solely the time-course of fluorescence, after subtraction of a baseline fluorescence determined from a final high-speed sedimentation phase depleting the macromolecules.

The study resulted in a differentiation into two sedimentation phases.

This is mostly due to the flocculation and sedimentation phases (typically 2 h).

Main sedimentation phases are the Late Tortonian, Early Pliocene and Pleistocene.

The sedimentation phases are in agreement with known episodes of increased population density, which suggests active use of the pesqueiras.

The oldest sedimentation phases started just after 700 AD, and we infer that the first pesqueiras were constructed around this time.

Based on alluvial fans and slope colluvia, the following sedimentation phases could be identified for the Holocene: Preboreal, Boreal, and Subboreal (natural impact factors) and the Late Holocene, since the High Middle Ages (anthropogenic impact factors, e.g. deforestation).

Oxidation of LDL by ferrous iron at lysosomal pH proceeds with lag, rapid oxidation, slow oxidation, aggregation, and sedimentation phases, in agreement with our earlier findings.

When DTPA was added during the slower oxidation phase, the rate of change of attenuance was decreased substantially, but the LDL was still able to aggregate, as indicated by the aggregation and sedimentation phases.

The complex landscape history involving several sedimentation and erosion phases makes the correlation of soil development stages with terrace ages difficult.